Book, Chapter

 1   1, arg|       is to be sought. In this first book he treats of things,
 2   1,   1|    ascertained. We shall treat first of the mode of ascertaining,
 3   1,   2|   which I am to discuss things first and signs afterwards. But
 4   1,  23|   things that are to be loved, first, that which is above us;
 5   1,  26|     when the love of God comes first, and the measure of our
 6   1,  32|        complete. Now He is the first and supreme existence, who
 7   1,  34|           chap. 34. Christ the first way to God~
 8   2, arg|       the subject of signs. He first defines what a sign is,
 9   2,   5|       the human will, being at first set forth in one language,
10   2,   7|      chap. 7. Steps to wisdom: first, fear; second, piety; third,
11   2,   7|                                First of all, then, it is necessary
12   2,   7|     then, that each man should first of all find in the Scriptures
13   2,   8|    then, will be he who in the first place has read them all
14   2,   8|        that they will not take first possession of a weak mind,
15   2,   9|       pursuing this search the first rule to be observed is,
16   2,  14|        Scriptures ought in the first place to use their skill
17   2,  21|       stars to which those who first fell into this error, and
18   2,  31|     the other simple. Then the first speaker adds: "I am a man;"
19   2,  31|       assent to this also, the first draws his conclusion: "Then
20   2,  38|      his own pleasure make the first syllable of Italia long,
21   3,   2|  ambiguous, we must see in the first place that there is nothing
22   3,   2|     when I was speaking in the first book about things. But if
23   3,   3|      such a way as to make the first part a question of inquiry,
24   3,   5|     care and diligence. In the first place, we must beware of
25   3,   6|   believe, from among whom the first Church at Jerusalem was
26   3,  10|        were figurative. In the first place, then, we must show
27   3,  10|     have been spoken of in the first book. ~
28   3,  10|    divided. But the vices come first; for when these have exhausted
29   3,  10|        And here prudence comes first; because no one can confer
30   3,  11|     that does evil, of the Jew first, and also of the Gentile."
31   3,  24|      which we discussed in the first book, to turn it in every
32   3,  30|        And of these rules, the first relates to the Lord and
33   3,  31|                  chap. 31. The first rule of Tichonius~
34   3,  31|                            The first is about the Lord and His
35   3,  35| uttered the prediction and the first part of the day on which
36   3,  37|     glory. Accordingly, as the first rule, which is called of
37   4, arg| elegant, and the majestic; the first serving for instruction,
38   4,   1|     ascertained. I shall treat first of the mode of ascertaining,
39   4,   1|                         In the first place, then, I wish by this
40   4,   7|        the period; this is the first clause, "knowing that tribulation
41   4,   7|    three clauses, of which the first is, "and hope maketh not
42   4,   7|      attendant; he follows the first, the second follows him,
43   4,   7|       consists of periods: the first the smallest possible, consisting
44   4,   7| changed in this speech? In the first place, the invective itself;
45   4,   7|       suspend his voice at the first, the third, and the fifth,
46   4,   7|      joining the second to the first, the fourth to the third,
47   4,   7|      music like David;" but he first addresses to themselves
48   4,   7|      voice is suspended on the first two members of the period,
49   4,   7|        system, if they had not first had their birth in the genius
50   4,   8|  deliverances to make it their first and chief aim to be understood,
51   4,  10|     those who are making their first acquaintance with them,
52   4,  12|        of these three, the one first mentioned, the teaching,
53   4,  12|      be the use of gaining the first two ends if we fail in the
54   4,  16|  teacher in the Church. In the First Epistle to Timothy do we
55   4,  20|     the gospel unto you at the first. And my temptation which
56   4,  21|  nothing that our Lord has not first done for us: so that the
57   4,  21|      faces with paint. And the first, in dealing with this topic,
58   4,  21|  already completed; surely the first artist would feel deeply
59   4,  21|     another prove that she has first been displeasing to herself.
60   4,  26|   opinion, which seemed at its first statement to be unassailable;